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DescriptionWild, Raw Chaga Mushroom-Plus with wild lavender, myrtle, & berries
ChagaCream facial treatment is enhanced with royal jelly, raw, wild black raspberry extract and aromatic Mediterranean flower & leaf oil. Nothing could be more protective and rejuvenating. In an organic beeswax base all the ingredients are wild and/or whole, so whole it's edible - just what your face deserves.
PRODUCT DIRECTIONS / ADDITIONAl INFOTo nourish and beautify the skin rub a small amount on normal, damaged, or aging skin. Ideal for dry, cracked, or irritated skin. Makes skin soft and smooth. When applied to facial skin, slight heat sensation is normal. For ideal skin apply daily. May stain clothing.
Other Ingredientsorganic beeswax, Wild, raw chaga mushroom extract, Sesame Seed Oil, raw extra virgin olive oil, raw blackseed oil, organic wild bay leaf oil, organic wild lavender oil, organic wild myrtle oil, organic wild bay leaf water, rose water, clove bud oil, organic wild oregano oil, organic cumin oil, organic wild sage oil, wild, raw black raspberry extract, Royal Jelly, Shea Butter, sunflower seed lecithin
North American Herb & Spice
P.O. Box 4885
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
P.O. Box 4885
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Mulk Physiotherapy Center is an elite medical facility based in Sharjah, UAE. We offer Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation, Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation and Workplace Ergonomic Programs under one roof. Our main focus is to help our patient restore movement and function when affected by injury, illness or disability. Our main goal is to evaluate and maximize the human function, movement and offer our patients a stress-free life.
At Mulk Physiotherapy, our therapists will guided by your physicians initial referral provide you with effective, individually tailored treatment program that includes assessment of your condition, treatment using modern equipment to relief pain, tailored exercises to help you strengthen your back and avoid same or similar problems in the future, home care program and tips for stress relief. Physiotherapy can help you to return back to your daily life activities pain-free & strong.
At Mulk Physiotherapy, Sharjah, we care for our patients who are not permitted to travel (post neck or back surgery), bed bound patients and patients with severe difficulty moving. Part of the role of the visiting physiotherapist is to educate and enable family members or care givers to perform exercises and techniques in order to improve quality of life and speed up the recovery of the patient. We are offering specially skilled and experience physiotherapists for this service.

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Sunday, July 29, 2012
God's Table
Our readings today from Ephesians 3 and John 6
Five Loaves, Two Fishes.
Jesus sure knows how to throw a good party! Today's story shows Jesus taking small things and working a great miracle. Thousands of hungry people who followed Jesus out into the wilderness are fed, their hungry bellies filled.
There are a few ways to look at this story. Some believe it was a real miracle, food appearing out of nowhere, like the Manna in the desert in the time of Moses! Jesus was showing the people that God would provide, if they trusted him. Others wonder if something else might not have happened-could the faith of Jesus and that little boy have inspired people to share what little they had too, so that there was enough for everyone? People who like this version remind us that WE have enough food to feed the world today, if we could use it well to help our hungry neighbors.
Personally I like both versions, because in my experience God WORDS in different ways, through wonders we can't explain, but also through the faith of ordinary, simple people who "show up," like that little boy and offer their gifts and lives to our generous God.
This is a strange story, in some ways because if you think of it, after this great miracle Jesus went back to the normal way of doing things. He and his followers still went hungry many days, and Jesus himself went on to suffer and die for us. Why could he have not made the world right, then and there, and kept it that way? Why couldn't the feast have lasted forever?
In its images of Heaven, the bible tells us one day there WILL be a feast that lasts forever... but for some reason God is asking us to wait "a little longer." This seems especially hard to the people who are suffering or watching their loved ones suffer illness, troubles or depression every day in the hospital. Why can't Jesus show up like he did there, and just fix everything? Why does God seem silent?
These are hard questions- and I don't want to pretend to have a good answer! In times like this, the most important thing seems to listen, and love the person, because most answers ring hollow in a place of pain. But I DO believe that God is Love, and I struggle with these things in my heart. I guess, if I had to guess at PART of an answer, it might have something to do with God wanting to welcome others into his love, Give US time to spread his love a little wider, and even be part of God's miracles.
In our reading from Paul today, we hear of how he saw God working in his time, years after Jesus had risen from the dead but told his followers to do his work and wait for him to come back. When would that be? 2,000 years later, we still don't know! But Paul took joy in the fact God seemed to be doing something new, something Jesus' followers hadn't expected. Because of the "waiting time," more people were coming into the Feast! For the first time, non-Jewish people were joining with Jewish people as a new community. Paul tells us that this experience of waiting and inviting others into God's big Family, teaches us something of the mysterious Love of God which is beyond all words. In loving others, we become more LIKE God.
There's something magical about a Feast, about coming together with friends and sharing whatever you have. Miracles DO happen in these places. One of the ways I saw it most beautifully was with my friends in the Native American Center I worked at in Boston during seminary. We were a very poor community in an old building, often struggling to pay our bills or facing big challenges. But what amazed me is that whenever my Native friends gathered, food would turn up. Someone would bring some eggs, or make some spaghetti, and suddenly our problems seemed to fade away as we sat down and warmth filled our hearts. Food, and love just appeared, in the hardest of times, and it kept people going. Some of my friends there were from the same tribe that welcomed those poor pilgrims at that first Thanksgiving, years ago and I felt a little of what that must be like. My Native friends believed that no matter how tough things might be, you could still be generous or help others. They helped me better understand God's love!
I'd like to close with a final little parable, which I shared in a visit this week. We were talking about how sometimes we just want to see God, see Jesus when times are hard. But sometimes, God comes to us in even better ways than we can imagine.
Ann an old woman loved Jesus very much, but her husband had died and she lived alone, and was often very lonely. She prayed for many long years that God would give her a sign, or come visit her in a special way so she knew he was with her. Suddenly, one day her prayer was answered! She woke up and Found a letter on her door. It said "Ann, your prayers are answered. I'm coming to visit you tonight! -Jesus"
Ann was excited beyond measure! She spent all morning cleaning her house, and planning a special feast. She ran out to the store to get all she needed. But on the way, she saw a young mother crying because her car had broken down. Ann stopped, comforted the her and her babies, and stayed with her until the police arrived to help her. She rushed to the grocery store, with just enough time to get her supplies, and rushed back home hoping she would have time to cook the feast.
As she got close to her neighborhood, though Ann saw another sad sight. A young family's house had burned down, and they stood together at the curb watching firemen spray the ruins of all the had. Heartbroken, Ann stopped, and gave them several bags of her groceries. "I'm so sorry- but perhaps this food will help you get through for a few weeks."
When she got home, though Ann looked at her bags and despaired. All she had left was a can of tuna-fish and some cookies! She rummaged through her fridge to see if she could at least make sandwiches, but then heard cries from next door. A little boy's cat had gotten stuck in a tree! Sighing, she opened the can of tuna and went out to help lure the kitty down to safety. She also gave the grateful boy a cookie.
Wandering back to her house, Ann sat down dejected at her table. All her plans to feed Jesus were ruined! Looking at the clock, she wondered if maybe she'd even missed up. Suddenly, though the wind picked up and a piece of paper slipped under her door. It read:
"Ann, I'm so grateful for your help today. You gave me lunch, helped me get home and saved my pet from a tree. It was the most wonderful feast I could imagine. I love you. -Jesus"
As tears came to her eyes, Ann had a new understanding of miracles, and what it meant to feed Jesus.
Five Loaves, Two Fishes. All it takes is a caring heart and what little God has given you. Where is God asking you to throw a feast today?
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Earth Day: Liturgy of Planetary Repentance from the First Scripture Read Around the World
On Christmas Eve, December 24th, 1968 the crew of Apollo 8, the first manned-mission to the Moon entered orbit (but did not land). During a live broadcast, they read from Genesis 1 and sent back the first pictures of Earth from another World, images that to this day remind us of just how precious "this, our Island Home"(Eucharistic Prayer C) is. I first drafted this liturgy during seminary, at a class on environmental reconciliation at Boston University, and give permission for others to use it for Earth Day, Feast of St. Francis or other celebrations of God's Creation—simply giving credit. It is written using the King James Version as that was the translation used at the Moon—but others can be substituted if a church wishes. It can also be updated to reflect recent tragedies, like the Gulf Oil Spill of 2011.
And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. And God called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day.
And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so. And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that it was good. And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself, upon the earth: and it was so. And the earth brought forth grass, and herb yielding seed after his kind, and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And the evening and the morning were the third day.
And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, and to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.
And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven. And God created great whales, and every living creature that moveth, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good. And God blessed them, saying, Be fruitful, and multiply, and fill the waters in the seas, and let fowl multiply in the earth. And the evening and the morning were the fifth day.
And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so. And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Following God When the Floods Come
Genesis 7:1-5, 11-12, 17-19, 21-24 8:1
Then the Lord said to Noah, "Go into the ark, you and all your household, for I have seen that you alone are righteous before me in this generation. Take with you seven pairs of all clean animals, the male and its mate; and a pair of the animals that are not clean, the male and its mate; and seven pairs of the birds of the air also, male and female, to keep their kind alive on the face of all the earth. For in seven days I will send rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights; and every living thing that I have made I will blot out from the face of the ground." And Noah did all that the Lord had commanded him.
…In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, on the seventeenth day of the month, on that day all the fountains of the great deep burst forth, and the windows of the heavens were opened. The rain fell on the earth forty days and forty nights... The flood continued forty days on the earth; and the waters increased, and bore up the ark, and it rose high above the earth. The waters swelled and increased greatly on the earth; and the ark floated on the face of the waters. The waters swelled so mightily on the earth that all the high mountains under the whole heaven were covered; ...And all flesh died that moved on the earth, birds, domestic animals, wild animals, all swarming creatures that swarm on the earth, and all human beings; everything on dry land in whose nostrils was the breath of life died. He blotted out every living thing that was on the face of the ground, human beings and animals and creeping things and birds of the air; they were blotted out from the earth. Only Noah was left, and those that were with him in the ark. And the waters swelled on the earth for one hundred fifty days.
But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and all the domestic animals that were with him in the ark. And God made a wind blow over the earth, and the waters subsided;
1 Peter 2:18-20a
For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, to bring you to God. He was put to death in the body but made alive in the Spirit. 19 After being made alive, he went and made proclamation to the imprisoned spirits—to those who were disobedient long ago when God waited patiently in the days of Noah while the ark was being built.
Following God When the Floods Come
Last week, my friend Kim spoke of the challenge of following "God on a Mission" this Lent. Over the next few weeks we'll continue to follow "God's story" through the Bible, reflecting on some of the scriptures read since ancient times on the Easter Vigil- a special service where many people became Christians. Before receiving their Baptism into the faith, a beautiful service of Darkness and Light led the whole church through the "Journey" of God's saving mission through history. It is our hope that these stories will help OUR Alegent community better see where God is leading each of us this Lent .
Now for our first story of the Flood… I must admit, with some humor that I wrote this message during that scary downpour last night! This story has some challenges though, and I don't just mean the weather—we see here a side of God that is hard to feel "safe around." I used to love the story of Noah as a kid because of the animals and the drama—but as a religious ed-teacher friend pointed out recently, it's really a very "grown up story." How do we reconcile the God of Love brought to us by Jesus with a God who would wipe out all life on Earth? We are told, before this point that humankind has become evil on a level that is unimaginable—though perhaps places from our own time, like Nazi Concentration Camps might give us just a hint. Still, does that justify God's killing innocent children, plants and animals too?
These are hard questions, and I personally have tried to make sense of it by wrestling with the thinking of the people who wrote this story. Modern science tells us that the ancient world did in fact have many dramatic, worldshaking floods at the end of the last Ice Age, as ice melted and sea levels rose. Peoples around the world have Flood stories and, whether or not one believes in a literal Biblical-flood, it seems the ancients—from the Middle East to the Native Americans—faced disasters that "washed their whole worlds away." The ancient peoples tried to understand the actions of their Creator as the Chaos of the natural world turned their lives upside down. However what's interesting is that many of these stories focus less on the tragedy of Floods, but then of their beliefs in the kindness of the Divine in leading them through to new life on the other side. Even if God punishes or simply allows suffering in this world, God ultimately saves and brings new life. Another ancient tradition of the Church, based on the Bible's letter from Peter (1 Peter 3:18-20) even suggests God did not forget the people killed in the Flood; Instead, we are told in 1st Peter that Jesus preached to the "imprisoned spirits" of those very people who died in the Flood, alongside other Old Testament characters after his Resurrection, perhaps even giving these people God punished another chance for His Salvation. The ancients believed God was full of surprising mercy and hope, and this helped them cope with the hard questions.
What speaks to me most in this story, then is not just struggling with the "Why's" of the Floods and Chaotic places of life, but in also finding hope in this God of Surprises. We indeed experience many "Floods" in our world today, places where the Waters rush in and leave no easy answers. From man-made horrors like violence in Syria and the school-shooting this past week, to Tornados and Earthquakes last year, our world suffers from no shortage of Chaos. It also strikes in smaller but no less devastating ways, from crises of sudden illness or loss in our own families, to the daily struggles we as Alegent staff face to address the Financial, Ethical and Community problems our Healing Institution must confront to fulfill its mission. The Bible gives us the startling image of "waters that cover the highest mountains," and surely some of our problems must feel that way some days!
We are told that "God remembered Noah and all the animals with him in the Ark." But in these moments we wonder "does God remember us today?" Our lives can be hard. But the message of Jesus, as we begin this Lent remains the hope that God did not just remain in the sky, sending down Floods but became one of us, to share our struggles and lives in the most surprising of ways. In Jesus we have a "God-with-Us," who promised that works done and lives touched for God matter, and to have faith our struggles will eventually break out into a new day, a world with no more tears but alight in the Love of God itself. That's God's Mission, a Mission God invites each of us to be a part of today. I pray we might each take strength from this promise when the Rains come. Amen.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
God's God's Hope for a World of Exiles
James Tissot, The Flight of the Prisoners
God's Word Has Been Sent Out… It Shall Not Return in Vain
Passages: Psalm 107:1-3, 17-22 and Isaiah 55:1-11
In our passages today we receive images of hope-of God calling thirsty, starving people to waters of life, and of God's promise that the Word he sends out will not return empty, but produce much life. These words of hope, however must have sounded shocking to the people of Israel who, in this time were pitiful refugees, languishing in the Babylonian empire which had conquered them several generations before. They had lost their homes, their king, their beautiful temple, and above all the Promised Land God had given their ancestors. They were a broken people, who had come to see themselves punished and hated by the God who made promises of land and hope to their ancestor Abraham.
But to these very people, literally without money and thirsting for the waters of lost milk and honey God promises a new covenant, an Everlasting Covenant that will bless not just them, but nations all over the world. These people, who were surely seen as outcasts and failures by their Babylonian captors are told peoples they do not even know will run to them for blessing. God reminds these people, at their lowest point of a bigger picture, that God's mission is not finished, and that that mission has a wider embrace than they had perhaps been able to see when they had all the comforts of their own land. God is going to so bring them home- but when he does, He's going to do even bigger things. They'd better get ready!
Our psalm, too echoes this, speaking of God bringing in his redeemed from all corners of the world, or all 4 of the directions, as some of my Native American friends would say. When it was first written, perhaps the psalmist only thought he was speaking of his own people- but in later times the Jews, and those Christians who would follow came to believe God's message was meant to be a blessing for people of every tongue, race and continent. Just when the night seemed darkest, God had a new word for us. As Christians, many of us believe Jesus, God's Word made flesh was the most surprising expression of that- God coming to us as HIMSELF as a human being, to win victory through death itself.
What does that mean to us today? John Steinbeck's novel "East of Eden" captures an older Biblical image of Exile from paradise, that all human beings are struggling to live in an imperfect world, a place of unfinished stories that leave us all feeling "homeless in Babylon" many times. As people working in healthcare, we are especially aware as people come to us with broken bodies, or thirsting for care they can afford in a world with so little bread. So much of the work done here, behind the scenes makes that healing ministry happen. But even as we seek to heal others, we must face the broken places, the invasions of grief, loss and disappointment in our own lives and families. We face those questions that strike so many faithful people-- "How could God let this happen!?" and "Where is God when it Hurts?!" We all face our places of exile, sorrow and despair, when we fear life has lost its purpose or, even worse, that God has left us alone. But God's message to us today is still a message of hope to exiles. That as we approach Lent's darkest hour, Jesus' own long night, we will see again a God who has been there, who has himself faced death as one of us, and come out the other side to give us a hope and a promise that will never fade. Though the nights are still long, God is STILL speaking to exiles and bringing healing water into our world today. And still calling us to Come, and Follow Me.
-Kieran Conroy, MDiv Omaha, Spring 2012


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Buckland, a versatile five-year-old who thrives on his racing, won four on the bounce on the all-weather this year with apprentice Nicole Nordblad in the saddle, and has continued to improve even in defeat.
After a near-miss in the Queens Prize Handicap at Kempton, he arguably ran his best ever race when stepped up in trip and company in the Group Three Sagaro Stakes at Ascot last week. He finished four and three-quarter lengths behind Estimate, the Queen's Gold Cup hope.
The Handicapper certainly thought that was a personal best, sticking Buckland up 10lb to a career-high mark of 104. He runs off his old mark of 94 today. If the Handicapper has not been unduly harsh, that means he is 10lb well-in. Of course in the rough and tumble of a Chester Cup luck is equally, if not more, important than pounds in hand.
Adielsson, champion trainer in Sweden throughout the 1980s, thought long and hard about sticking with Nordblad's 5lb claim. He finally reasoned that it would have been a tall order for an apprentice whose only experience of Chester is leading up a runner at the track. He has therefore turned to Buick.
Having arrived here at Erik Penser's request at the end of 2010, Adielsson is making a great fist of his new career and has sent out 14 winners this year.
Jump horses and predominantly jump trainers have a good record in this race. Local trainer Donald McCain is going for his third victory in succession having won with Overturn and Ile De Re, who goes again this year.
A fresh Simenon, who stormed home in both the Ascot Stakes and Queen Alexandra at Royal Ascot last June could be one of Buckland's main threats along with Countrywide Flame, a Champion Hurdle contestant who was second in the Cesarewitch on his most recent Flat start.
Sir Michael Stoute's stable is in great heart and the yard's Elik looks like she is crying out for a trip on decent ground. She can run well in the Cheshire Oaks.


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Big Four firm PwC and Accruent, which makes physical resource management software, have forged a joint business relationship to address the upcoming lease accounting changes from the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board.
Accruent will contribute its expertise developing and implementing software for lease administration and accounting, and PwC will contribute its experience delivering lease accounting services to provide a combined solution for clients to comply with the new standards.
Public companies are required to become FASB or IASB-compliant by the first quarter of 2019, while private companies have until 2020.
Accruent's solution works by making needed lease reporting changes in real time by monitoring the changes to the lease accounting standards, and incorporating them into the lease administration software. The solution also manages core financial data for the generation, management and reporting of lease standards. Accruent customers can report on both operating and finance lease obligations as well as forecast future assets and liabilities.
"Accruent's proven solutions with PwC's expertise in the field is a powerful combination," said Accruent CEO John Borgerding. "Our customers can leverage the strengths of this relationship as they prepare to become FASB/IASB-compliant."
PwC has a guide to the new lease accounting standard (ASC 842) here.
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The programme on Economic Management and Fiscal Governance aims to improve mobilisation and management of public funds for better and more equitable social service delivery, transparent and accountable governance, and a more conducive business environment for investment and growth.
The Thematic Programme on Economic Management and Fiscal Governance replaces the Development Contract (General Budget Support). The programme, which is harmonised with the EU Sector Reform Contract, supports the Denmark-Tanzania Country Programme in a crosscutting way by providing Sector Budget Support to the Ministry of Finance and Planning. Furthermore, the thematic programme provides support to three accompanying measures aimed at improving tax mobilization efforts through Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA); strengthening public financial management (PFM) and supporting evidence based poverty research.
Sector Budget Support to Economic management and Fiscal Governance
Through strategic dialogue with Ministry of Finance and Planning on the achievement of clear, agreed results-targets, and performance-based payments to the national budget, the support, which is harmonised with a similar EU programme, will focus directly on budget credibility, administration and mobilisation of revenues, expenditure management for improved service delivery, and sound domestic accountability.
Support to Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA)
Denmark supports the modernisation of the tax system by contributing to make the tax administration more efficient and targeting long-term sustainable tax financing of the public sector and ultimately reducing Tanzania's dependency on foreign aid. The support involves Danish core-funding to TRA supplemented by earmarked support and technical assistance to address identified gaps in TRA's strategic plan in areas of ICT security with input from an advisor from the Danish Tax Authority, SKAT.
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Denmark continues to support the implementation of the PFM reform programme. By establishing systems of coordination and computerization of processes combined with a sound legal basis for reform, the support aims to address areas of fiscal sustainability and balance in the public economy, reallocation and restructuring for growth and poverty alleviation and improved public sector performance.
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Finally, a research collaboration with the Department for Economics at the University of Dar es Salaam supports capacity development and evidence-based research within poverty research and inclusive growth to ensure better and more reliable advice to the political decision makers.
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Ron brings a record of success that meet the challenges of developing effective policies, procedures and guidelines within the restraints of difficult budgets.
Raised and educated in Burnaby, Ron Burton's commitment to working with the community to build a stronger and more effective public education system has been a hallmark of his service as a Board of Education Trustee in the Burnaby School District since first being elected in 1987.
Ron's long term experience as a Trustee with the Board of Education, combined with his comprehensive skills for listening, building consensus and acting on important initiatives has been an asset to the District in meeting the current and future needs of Burnaby's students as they prepare for their roles in the community. A vital link to effective relationships with employee groups, Ron is a significant asset to families with children in Burnaby's public schools and his participation, contribution and vision strengthens the success of Burnaby's public school system.
Working together with parents and staff, and on Trustee committees, Ron brings a wealth of experience, understanding and a record of success that meet the challenges of developing effective policies, procedures and guidelines within the restraints of difficult budgets.
An avid mountain biking and sports enthusiast, Ron's leadership skills have led to the creation of the Burnaby Mountain Biking Association and its ongoing success in providing well maintained and sustainable recreational opportunities for both Burnaby residents and visitors. His leadership roles in the community are a significant asset to to the Board of Education.
Ron currently serves as Vice Chair (elected by the Board for 2014) and on the following Burnaby School Board Committees:
- Chair, Management Committee
- Member, Education Committee
- Member, Community Relations Committee
- Member, Board Finance Committee
- Member, Management Committee
- Burnaby Teachers Association- Liaison
- District Parent Advisory Liaison
In the community:
- BC Public Employers Association- Member
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Beyond 2015 welcomes the Zero Draft prepared by the Co-Facilitators of the post-2015 intergovernmental negotiations. Below we share key comments on the document addressing (1) the draft declaration, (2) means of implementation, and (3) follow up and review. A separate paper contains the Campaign's full reaction and textual recommendations.
(1) The Declaration: A universal agenda that must leave no one behind
The zero draft generally communicates a strong level of ambition, addressing the integrated character of global challenges today, the commitment to freeing humanity from poverty and hunger as a matter of urgency, the need for a new approach towards sustainable and inclusive development and the holistic approach to peace. We welcome the reinforcement of the universality of this agenda (para 5,
14) and the focus on ending inequalities, including between and within countries. We strongly endorse the presentation of this agenda for action as offering comprehensive and balanced coverage of the three dimensions of sustainable development; as an interrelated and indivisible whole, and as a pledge to leave no-one behind.
Leaving no-one behind: The imperative to 'leave no-one behind' is crucial, and we urge Member States to continue to support this principle (preamble, para 4). However 'leaving no-one behind' must go beyond a principle to a firm commitment that no goal or target can be considered met unless met for all social and economic groups, with a commitment to put the most disadvantaged first. The references to vulnerable sections of the population (para 21) are key to "leaving no one behind" and should be expanded. We recommend strengthening these elements by including language on the fulfilment of all human rights for all, free from discrimination, oppression and exclusion.
An interrelated and indivisible agenda: The zero draft could go further in reinforcing integration between the various aspects of development as a coherent and indivisible whole. The presentation of the 9 'headlines' in the Preamble is problematic as it highlights some goal areas over others. If Member States decide to add a Preamble to the Declaration, it must be faithful to the delicate political balance attained by the OWG outcome document by clearly mentioning all SDGs. Additionally, the nine headlines cluster all the environmental and climate goals into one, leading once again to a siloed approach that undermines the coherence of an indivisible agenda for sustainable development.
A comprehensive and balanced approach to the dimensions of sustainable development: The recognition of the need to 'heal and secure our planet' (Preamble, para 7) is welcome but the section on "the new agenda" also needs a more balanced approach and stronger references to the environmental aspects. In fact, environmental references appear to be secondary components of the text rather than a core element of the overall agenda.
Participation: An agenda 'for' and to be implemented 'with' people
Beyond 2015 welcomes the acknowledgement of the wide consultation with stakeholders and the 'special effort to listen to the voices and concerns of the poorest and vulnerable' (para 5, 43). However,
we are concerned that this acknowledgement has not been translated into a commitment to ensure that the post-2015 agenda is implemented and reviewed through meaningful participation. Overall, there are very few references to the ability of people around the world to participate as active agents of change, rather than simply as beneficiaries, in this new agenda. The success of the agenda will depend on the continued engagement of all people, including children, youth, women and girls, persons with disabilities, older people, the poorest and most marginalized, at all levels of its implementation, follow up and review.
Paragraph 21, addressing 'vulnerable sections of the population', should support the active participation for people who are vulnerable or facing multiple intersecting forms of discrimination in decision-making processes and implementation across the three dimensions of sustainable development. Overall, the declaration lacks reference to the promotion of a safe enabling environment for civil society, even though the ability of civil society to operate freely is fundamental to sustainable, equitable delivery of progress.
Human Rights
Whilst the SDGs commit to building upon the Millennium Development Goals, the zero draft retreats
from the UN Millennium Declaration in respect of human rights. Human rights both enable and constitute sustainable development, and so must be recognised as foundational for planning, implementation and review of the SDGs. The Declaration should pledge that the post-2015 Agenda will be implemented in full consistency and compliance with existing human rights obligations.
We were particularly concerned to see 'closed' or limited lists with regards to discrimination – we expect the post-2015 agenda to commit to ending all discrimination without distinction, and to fulfil, protect, and respect all human rights of all people, reflecting the equal worth and dignity of all human beings.
In addition to the UN conferences and summits listed in paragraph 10, the Declaration should reaffirm commitments on the part of Member States to fully implement the outcomes of all major UN conferences, including the International Conference on Population and Development and the Fourth World Conference on Women, among others. Paragraph 12 of the Follow up and Review section should also include the core international human rights treaties as part of the overall guiding frame for implementation and follow up of the new agenda, and reaffirm the relevant obligations of States.
We welcome and strongly support a standalone paragraph on gender equality (para 18). However, this paragraph has to be strengthened by including all target areas under SDG 5 as well as the commitment to increase women's participation and leadership at all levels. The outcome document also lacks a reference to the structural barriers to achieving gender equality. As a whole, the Declaration needs a stronger focus on the human rights of women and girls; on the importance of a human rights based approach; and more emphasis on gender equality as a cross-cutting issue.
A paragraph recognizing the right of indigenous peoples to free, prior and informed consent and overall decision-making over natural resource extraction in their lands and territories should be part of the post-2015 Declaration.
Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability
We are worried by the lack of strong references to climate change, sustainable practices of consumption and production, and sustainable energy access in the zero draft. Climate change is not
connected to its social and economic causes and impacts; instead, it is framed as an environmental issue. The lack of connection between climate change and inequality is a key concern. The outcome document does not recognize the profoundly gendered impacts of climate change or acknowledge that those who have contributed the least to climate change are the most vulnerable to its impacts. References to sustainable or renewable energy as a tool to eradicate poverty and combat climate change are missing in the current text.
Despite the positive references to 'harmony with nature', the text does not commit to decoupling economic growth from ecosystem degradation or respect for planetary boundaries. It is positive that the Zero Draft aims to address unsustainable behaviours; however, the document weakens language around sustainable consumption and production (SCP) and makes no reference to the responsibility of high income countries to ensure that they are using their fair share of global resources and goods. The terminology of sustainable 'lifestyles' or 'use of resources' does not sufficiently address the systemic and overarching nature of SCP. The text could be strengthened with references to low-carbon development, resilience-building, and human rights-based adaptation, and a commitment to phase out fossil-fuel emissions by 2050 at the latest.
(2) Means of Implementation
Beyond 2015 is concerned about the lack of clarity in the section on Means of Implementation, in
particular regarding the global partnership; the need for an enabling global economic environment; the establishment of a technology facilitation mechanism; and the concrete responsibilities of the Global North in these respects.
The opening paragraph (para 30) should state explicitly that national governments have leadership, responsibility and ownership in respect of their own national sustainable development plans and their means of implementation, and should define their own policy frameworks for dealing with donors and other external actors according to their national priorities. Paragraph 32 should explicitly state that ODA should be targeted at ending multidimensional poverty and promoting the wellbeing of the poorest people. A clear commitment from donor countries to meeting their ODA commitments should be made in the text.
This section lacks detail – for example, it should reference the wide range of different funding sources that could be leveraged by governments to implement the sustainable development agenda, such as innovative financing mechanisms including a financial transaction tax.
We are pleased that the Zero Draft recognises the role of technology, innovation, and knowledge transfer as important levers of sustainable development and this recognition should be strengthened by including references to 'accessible' technologies in fulfilling the SDG commitments. We call for the post-2015 outcome document to contain concrete commitments on the establishment of a technology facilitation mechanism.
The concept of the Global Partnership for development, as referenced in the text (para 36), is also vague. Reference should be made the UN Guidelines on Business and Human Rights, which should form part of the criteria for involvement of the private sector.
(3) Follow up and Review
The Zero Draft recognizes that follow up and review is a responsibility of Governments (Declaration, para 38) and notes the need for 'accountability'. However, this section of the outcome document sets only a minimal standard for a 'systematic', three-level approach to review and follow up (Declaration, para. 38). For example, the HLPF Resolution (A/RES/67/290) commits to reviewing 'implementation of sustainable development commitments and objectives' (para 9). However, the current proposal aims only to review 'progress'. For this to be a genuine follow up framework, there should be clear feedback mechanisms supporting the reviews conducted at each level.
The Zero Draft does not address mechanisms for reviewing the contribution of stakeholders other than states, including civil society, the private sector, and public-private partnerships. Such reviews should monitor compliance of all stakeholders with human rights, gender equality, labour and environmental standards.
Monitoring, review and accountability, like the SDG agenda itself, must be "by and for the people". The guiding principle on participation in the review section (3c) is welcomed and should be strengthened through clear commitments to transparent, participatory and accountable institutions and decision making (SDG targets 16.6 and 16.7). This principle should be reflected by stronger language on participatory components and resource allocation at each level of the review and follow up mechanism. It should also involve a recognition of the value of participatory monitoring and review at sub-state levels.
More broadly, the guiding principles for the review and follow up framework should include compliance with human rights principles, and a commitment to review the framework as a comprehensive, balanced and indivisible whole which must leave no-one behind. The role of existing human rights bodies and mechanisms at national, regional and global levels is not currently recognised in the text , despite their importance for monitoring and review.
National level –The recommendation of a national-level review every four years is insufficient for the purposes of the framework. It should occur every two years. National review is the foundation for regional and global review, and infrequent national review and reporting undermines the ability of other levels to function effectively. Considering that the national level is where States' accountability to their people will be measured, the commitment to a "publicly available" government report and "contributions" from stakeholders and rights-holders (Follow Up, para 5) falls short of a transparent, responsive, and participatory public review process. Instead, national scrutiny should – as proposed in the Secretary General's synthesis report – be based on formal inputs from the UN system and national stakeholders alongside the government report. It must ensure the contribution of those most likely to be excluded.
Regional level (para 6) – This currently lacks substantive commitments. Clear guidance, reflecting states' responsibility for systematic, multi-level review and follow up, must be included for a proper roadmap for a system of regional review to be established.
Global Level – The HLPF needs to ensure that global means of implementation and global trans- border issues, which escape national and regional level processes, are effectively reviewed. Para 11 should be much more explicit on this. The resourcing and capacity of the HLPF and its accompanying secretariat, and how it might operate as a hub for inter-agency and stakeholder expertise, is not currently addressed.
The diagram on page 32 of the zero draft document specifies that the HLPF review should draw on reports from civil society and other stakeholders, and from the UN system. This proposal should be included in the text of the outcome document. We welcome the request for the UN Secretary-General to prepare more detailed guidelines for national and global level reviews (para 16) but we remain concerned that the weak current commitments on review, follow up and accountability will undermine the UN SG's capacity to make meaningful progress in this task.
It is important that the post-2015 outcome document highlights that the global set of indicators should cover all goals and targets and be faithful to the ambition of the new Agenda. We welcome the call to 'strengthen statistical capacities of developing countries' (para 39) and recommend that the outcome
document also affirm the crucial role of civil society, the scientific community and other stakeholders as actors in developing and monitoring indicators and benchmarks at all levels.
We were concerned by the proposal of tasking the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on SDG Indicators (IAEG) with preparing annual global progress reports (para 12). The IAEG was set up to draft the proposal for the global set of indicators and does not have the proper capacity to monitor progress. Member States should task the United Nations, including its Technical Support Team, with collecting and preparing global reports.
The Role of the United Nations
Contrary to the UN Millennium Declaration and its follow up resolutions in 2005 and 2010, and despite the fact that 2015 marks the 70th Anniversary of the United Nations, the Zero Draft does not provide any guidance from Heads of State about how the UN and its Development System should adapt, coordinate, harmonize and align itself to provide the most effective support to governments in the implementation and monitoring of this universal agenda. It is imperative that Member States recognize the role of the UN and also task the organization with developing an integrated approach towards the new sustainable development agenda.


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"Part of what arts education does is that it teaches people to see each other through each others' eyes. It teaches us to respect and understand people who are not like us and that makes us better citizens and it makes our democracy work better. That's something that I strongly believe in. That's one of the main reasons we need to promote the arts." – Barack Obama. April 2, 2008. Wallingford, Pennsylvania.
In February of 2008, then candidate Barack Obama published his Arts Policy Committee Platform in support of the arts. This document, greeted as a landmark statement by artists and educators alike, pledges to reinvest in arts education. The Obama campaign's policy platform identifies three working aspects of arts education: expanding public private partnerships, creating an artist corps, and publicly championing the importance of arts education. As a lifelong beneficiary of arts education and someone who now works for a non-profit dedicated to youth arts education (Performing Arts Workshop "the Workshop"), this straightforward statement of support makes me want to jump for joy. However, there are a few issues with these ideas that I think the Obama team should take into consideration. In three blog posts I address each part of the policy individually, looking at how this scaffold of a good idea, could be built into a great one.
Part 1 – Expand Public/Private Partnerships Between Schools and Arts Organizations:
In the underfunded realm of arts education, this is music to our ears. However, the Obama document specifically cites Arts Education Model Development and Dissemination (AEMDD) Grants through the US Department of Education as its example of excellent public/private partnerships. These grants are typically given to school districts that partner with organizations of their choice. They involve a heavy quasi-experimental evaluation component and seek "scientific" evidence of the impact of arts education on student achievement. But in the current atmosphere of mandatory standardized testing, schools are already struggling to fit arts education within a year's curriculum and around test content. Performing Arts Workshop found the San Francisco Unified School District unable to commit the large administrative capacity needed to conduct the research required by the AEMDD grants. So we took it on ourselves: we hired a third-party consultant to conduct the research and spent significant administrative time getting the buy-in needed from individual teachers and principals. Organizations without the administrative power to run such a large project on top of their regular work, and those without vetted relationships with their local school district will run into hefty obstacles when trying to conduct research. While AEMDD grants are infinitely useful in the arts education field's struggle to legitimize its existence in the face of competing curricula and limited instructional time, they are not easily undertaken by non-profits and school partners.
Besides the infinite complexities of managing such a project, there is also the required "quasi-experimental" part of the AEMDD grants. In setting up an evidence based research project, there must be both a control and a treatment group. For those not familiar with these terms, a control group is one not experiencing the type of environment as the treatment group. For example: the Workshop's Arts Residency Interventions in Special Education (ARISE) project, looks at the effects of our particular arts education model on special education designated students. Our control schools do not receive any arts programming through the Workshop, while our treatment schools see a Workshop artist in the classroom every week for the entire school year. Yet, in San Francisco each school is given a per pupil allotment of arts money with which the schools' administration decides how to provide art to its students. Since both our treatment and control students are exposed to art, our control group has a number of variables similar to our treatment group. We accounted for this in our project design in order to provide the best evidence possible regarding the effects of the ARISE project, but this situation makes it more difficult to point directly to the true cause of these effects. That said, the Obama administration has made a move towards language based on innovation and improvement, but it remains to be seen how these ideas will affect the structure of the AEMDD grants.
The second half of this idea, engaging the foundation and corporate community to increase support for arts education work, is difficult to imagine with the current economy. In fact, it's easy to find examples where in response to dropping endowments, traditionally big arts funders have moved away from the arts education, such as the Ford Foundation. Perhaps a presidential mandate could leverage more corporate money and foundation support, but with unemployment on the rise, social services are beginning to take up the space allocated for arts education. Foundations are choosing their causes differently. In tough times, soup kitchens trump artful classrooms. In order for partnerships between funders and arts education practitioners to weather the storm, this conversation needs to be prefaced with the concept that both arts education and social services are necessary for healthy communities, and often go hand in hand. Instead of a choice between one type of cause or the other, foundations and corporations could choose community arts and service organizations best able to work together toward common goals.


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This week we honor those brave souls of the Big Sky Conference and the Patriot League who sacrifice their pride and dignity to get throttled in Rupp Arena. Oh, and football talk.
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You are an active member of your rehabilitation team. A substantial part of your day at Eden will be spent engaging in various forms of therapy and/or exercise. Your participation is vital to achieving your program goals.
An inpatient rehabilitation admission is the most comprehensive and intensive method of service delivery. During your hospital stay, you will be under the care and guidance of the entire medical, nursing and allied health rehabilitation team.
The team will collaborate with you throughout the assessment phase of your stay and talk with you about shared goals for your preferred outcomes from your treatment. We will work with you to establish the best possible discharge support for you after you leave Eden to return home.
The rehabilitation programs at Eden include the following conditions (and more):
Orthopaedic Program:
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Amputee Program:
Cardiac Program:
Eden's Day Therapy Program generally comprises two half-day visits for six weeks. Day therapy is available for those who do not require an inpatient hospital admission or who have progressed beyond their inpatient stay, are ready for home, but still require ongoing allied health follow up treatment.
The program has enormous benefits for patients who have the following diagnoses:
Programs are personalised to meet the patient's individual needs and may comprise any combination of:
A doctor's referral is required for the Day Therapy Program. Complimentary transport to and from Cooroy may be available. Please phone 5472 6472 for more information.
Eden Rehabilitation Hospital's experienced allied health staff also offer sessional consultations on a private basis or via referral from your doctor for Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) programs where appropriate. Staff are available for private consultations by appointment. .
Group Exercise Classes
Anyone is welcome to attend Eden Rehabilitation Hospital's group exercise classes. Held daily in our fully-equipped rehabilitation gymnasium, group exercise classes offer people of all ages an opportunity to exercise in a non-threatening environment under the supervision of an Accredited Exercise Physiologist.A consultation with our Physiotherapist is conducted prior to commencement.
Please phone (07) 5472 6472 for more information on costs and appointments
On 16 May 2017, Healthe Care Australia ("Healthe Care"), Australia's third largest corporate private hospital operator and pan-Asian health care services group acquired Pulse Health's 13 hospital portfolio. We now have:
While this website is updated to reflect Healthe Care guidelines, please access information regarding the hospital and its services as usual. For further information about Healthe Care and its 35-strong hospital network, please visit healthecare.com.au


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Here are answers to commonly asked questions about Harvey recovery
As the Houston area continues to recover and rebuild from the devastation of Tropical Storm Harvey, many questions have come up. Here are answers to some of the commonly asked questions.
Q: I've called my insurance agent and I'm back in the house ready to begin rebuilding. Where do I begin?
A: Let's start with what not to do. Do not have the debris taken away until FEMA and your insurance company have inspected the actual damage. Take photos (horizontal is better for computer files), but they are not enough. Contact FEMA at DisasterAssistance.gov or 1-800-621-FEMA. A FEMA inspector will call and set up a time for an inspection. Have proof of ownership (bills, mortgage payment book) ready for the inspector.
After the inspection, FEMA will send a letter detailing the benefits a homeowner is due and information about appeal if you disagree with the results.
Do not cut more than 2 feet of sheetrock, and if the water line is less than 2 feet, do not cut above the water line. It must remain visible. Do not let damaged items sustain further damage outside. Keep them covered with tarps or if possible, contain them in garbage bags. Keep furniture in the house and leave a section of damaged flooring in place.
When cleaning homes that flooded, be wary of the potential for mold buildup and wear an N-95 rated dust mask. Clean with soap and water and sanitize with bleach.
If you have cuts or other wounds and were exposed to floodwater, get a tetanus shot.
Keep all receipts for flood-related expenses.
Q: What can I expect to pay for a FEMA inspection?
A: Nothing. Ever. Inspections are free. If someone comes to your home, be wary of fraud and ask for identification. If you suspect someone is posing as a FEMA representative, the FEMA fraud hotline is 866-720-5721.
Job opportunities purporting to be with FEMA made on social media are also fraudulent. Those wishing to work for FEMA should apply at its website, fema.gov.
Q: What can I do if I need a place to stay?
A: If you are eligible for Transitional Sheltering Assistance, FEMA will pay for the cost to stay at designated hotels for a limited time. Eligibility will be determined by FEMA after registering for assistance. Evacuation expenses are not reimbursed.
Q: My home was flooded, but I'm back and making repairs. Can I use my appliances?
A: CenterPoint recommends you first have a licensed plumber and gas appliance technician inspect appliances and gas piping. Electrical appliances that have been underwater need at least a week to entirely dry out.
Q: Why is my power not back, especially when it is in other parts of my neighborhood?
A: Power has been restored in most neighborhoods that are not under an evacuation order. The process is largely determined by prioritizing repairs that restore power to the greatest number of customers. That can be affected by access to feeder lines. The use of drone footage to inspect power lines has helped make repairs more quickly. The installation of mobile substations at the start of the week helped return power to many areas.
As of Tuesday, CenterPoint reported that 99.8 percent of customers had power with most others still flooded or inaccessible.
Q: Why are gas prices surging?
A: Harvey swamped refineries that produce a quarter of the nation's gasoline. Repairs began on seven refineries with another nine in need of repairs. Repairs, however, can be slowed by the closures of ports and railways. But the issues go beyond the refineries with logistical issues cutting the supply brought to stations.
Companies' efforts to deliver gasoline have been slowed by damaged trucks and roads. Consumers have rushed to fill up, creating increased demand and causing much of the price jump, though that initial urgency seems to have slowed.
Q: Are the downtown tunnels open?
A: Most of the tunnels are back to business as usual. There was, however, significant leaking in the Theater District; many businesses in that area are still closed.
Q: What about the Theater District?
A: The Alley Theatre, Wortham Theater Center and Jones Hall all had varying degrees of flooding, and the Theater District's underground parking garage was inundated. Jones Hall has reopened. Repairs are ongoing at the other facilities. All performances at the Wortham are cancelled through Oct. 15. Houston Ballet has rescheduled select shows of "Mayerling" and "Poetry in Motion" at Hobby Center. The Alley will stage its first two productions of the season at University of Houston's Jose Quintero Theatre. Contact each company for performance information, refunds and exchanges.
Q: Are hospitals and courts open?
A: Cases scheduled for Harris County's Criminal Justice Center have all been relocated. The Texas Medical Center was largely spared, with most facilities either remaining open or returning to full operations quickly. By Tuesday morning, the governor's office announced that 95 percent of hospitals in the state were open.
Q: What can I do to help?
A: Two organizations that can help find a place in need are Volunteer Houston, volunteerhouston.org, and National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, nvoad.org/hurricane-harvey/volunteer/. The groups can place volunteers with an organization where people can best help.


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16th ANNUAL EARLY HEARING DETECTION & INTERVENTION MEETING
February 26-28, 2017 • Atlanta, GA
Hadley Haas
Hadley Haas has served as a dedicated and passionate member of the Pennsylvania Early Hearing Detection and Intervention program's (PA EHDI program) Infant Hearing Screening Advisory Committee (IHSAC) since 2011. I have had the honor to work with Hadley while also serving on the IHSAC, specifically on projects that focus on improving information for families, physicians, audiologists and birth facilities on newborn hearing screening and caring for babies and young children who are deaf or hard of hearing. I have come to know Hadley as someone who commits to her cause knowing that her passion is the power that creates new life, new joys and new accomplishments for the IHSAC, families and their children in Pennsylvania.
Hadley's proudest accomplishment is being the mother to Declan (12 years old) and Bennett (10). Declan passed his newborn hearing screening only to later be diagnosed with a moderate to severe bilateral hearing loss at 22 months of age. He received his first cochlear implant at three years old and his second at five years old. He started at DePaul School when he was four years old and mainstreamed into his neighborhood school in first grade. He is now a successful, trumpet playing 7th grader. Bennett failed his first newborn hearing screening, but passed the rescreen the following day. Due to his brother's history, he had a full diagnostic audiologic evaluation at one week and was diagnosed with severe-profound bilateral hearing loss. He received simultaneous bilateral cochlear implants at 6.5 months old. He started in the DePaul toddler program at 20 months-old and mainstreamed into Kindergarten at his neighborhood school. He is now a very athletic 5th grader and is preparing for a small role in the 5th grade musical.
Hadley got involved with the Foundation for Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation in Chicago before her family relocated to Pittsburgh. Upon her move to Pennsylvania, she became a member (and former chair) of the Hearing Center Auxiliary at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh which she currently continues to hold membership. Hadley was appointed to the IHSAC as the parent representative in 2011. One of the reasons Hadley was considered for a position on the IHSAC was because she was totally committed to excellence and her passion for this cause drew commitment from others. Her interest in the committee continues to be two-fold: first, a desire to help all children with hearing loss become identified early; and second, a sense of gratitude for the level of services and technology from which her sons have benefited, and the knowledge that many children who could benefit from similar services and technology are not currently able to access them.
Hadley's true attitude of service to families, by representing them as an advisory committee member, is a symbol of love that inspires others to become involved, take action and celebrate


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20 Korean celebrity couples who announced their relationships in 2016
Love is in the air! This year, many star couples showed us that real love can be as sweet as love from a drama. In 2016, we had the first K-pop idol couple to marry: H.O.T's Moon Hee Jun and Crayon Pop's Soyul. Some couples made their relationships official and then decided to marry right after, like Gu Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun. Scroll down to reveal the full list!
1. Jung Woo and Kim Yoo Mi
Answer Me 1994's Jung Woo surprised his fans in January by saying he's been seeing Kim Yoo Mi for two and a half years and is marrying her! A few days after, the couple tied the knot at a private church wedding. On Dec. 15, the couple became parents.
2. Hyun Bin and Kang So Ra
Hyun Bin and Kang So Ra were probably the fastest couple to announce their relationship. When the dating rumors spread earlier this month, the couple said they've been seeing each other for two weeks!
They "met last October at a work meeting and remained friends, sharing their worries and advice," according to a source.
3. Kang Soo Ji and Kim Gook Jin
This middle-aged reality show couple turned into a real couple in August!
4. Kim Go Eun and Shin Ha Kyun
Goblin's Kim Go Eun and Shin Ha Kyun (All About My Romance) met through a scuba diving team and became romantically involved!
At the Goblin press conference, Kim Go Eun said, "[Shin Ha Kyun] told me to stay healthy, saying [filming] dramas could be physically demanding."
5. Lee Hong Ki and Han Bo Reum
FT Island's Lee Hong Ki shared on his radio show last month that he and actress Han Bo Reum are seeing each other. The two costarred in Modern Farmer.
6. AOA's Seolhyun and Block B's Zico
This summer, Dispatch caught the two top stars visiting each other's homes, but they were reportedly separated by September.
7. Lee Sang Woo and Kim So Yeon
Lee Sang woo and Kim So Yeon became a couple after filming the weekend drama Happy Home. "Both are introverted and shy, but while they may appear cold at first they're very warm and kind. They're well suited for one another," sources from the drama team revealed.
8. UEE and Lee Sang Yoon
UEE (Marriage Contract) and Lee Sang Yoon (Twenty Again) confirmed dating in May, saying they started dating soon after first meeting at Mnet Asian Music Awards 2015 in Hong Kong last December.
9. EXO's Kai, f(x)'s Krystal
EXO's Kai and f(x)'s Krystal acknowledged the dating rumors on April Fool's Day.
10. Lee Da Hae and Se7en
My Girl's Lee Da Hae and Se7en (Choi Dong Wook) were spotted in Thailand for a romantic getaway. Shortly after, they shared they've been seeing each other for a month.
11. Narsha
Brown Eyed Girls' Narsha said in April that she's dating a fashion entrepreneur. While there are no definite plans to marry yet, they're seeing each other under the promise of marriage.
12. Wonder Girls' Yeeun and 2AM's Jinwoon
Some fans have been wondering about Yeeun and Jinwoon's relationship for a long time, and the couple finally made their relationship official this year. It turns out they've been dating for almost three years! They say they could stay undercover because they used to be in the same agency and because they hung out with a group of people, never alone, during dates.
13. Oh Sang Jin and Kim So Young
My Love From Another Star's Oh Sang Jin and TV reporter Kim So Young were so discreet about their relationship that they have kept it a secret, even from their agencies, for a whole year!
14. MissA's Min and G.Soul
MissA's Min and G.Soul started dating in November after having been longtime friends. They met as JYP trainees and connected through music. Long before dating, they thought of each other as mentors, a JYP spokesman shared.
15. Joo Sang Wook and Cha Ye Ryun
Glamorous Temptation costars Joo Sang Wook (Good Doctor, Birth of a Beauty) and Cha Ye Ryun confirmed dating after rumors spread about the golf date. Joo Sang Wook is a golf enthusiast, and his relationship with the beautiful actress has been an open secret among friends!
16. H.O.T's Moon Hee Jun and Crayon Pop's Soyul
Moon Hee Jun and Soyul are about to be the first married K-pop idol couple. They started dating in April after having known each other for three years. They will marry on February 12.
17. Gu Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun
Dispatch revealed Gu Hye Sun and Ahn Jae Hyun on a secret date in March. Gu Hye Sun had moved to the same apartment complex as Ahn Jae Hyun to be closer to him. Soon after the relationship news went viral, they got married!
18. Namgoong Min and Jin Ah Reum
Remember's villain Namgoong Min and model Jin Ah Reum made their relationship official in February after having dated for seven months. They met through a short film, Light My Fire, which Namgoong Min produced and Jin Ah Reum starred in.
19. Lee Dong Hwi and Jung Ho Yeon
Answer Me 1988's Lee Dong Hwi and model Jung Ho Yeon confirmed dating in early January. According to sources, this made the Answer Me 1988 fans happy because his character was the only boy in the series without his own loveline!
20. JYJ's Junsu and EXID's Hani
JYJ's Junsu and EXID's Hani were the first celebrity couple of the year. Unfortunately they have reportedly been separated since September.
In addition to the 20 above, we've got two more revelations, though these have never been confirmed.
G-Dragon and Nana Komatsu?
When G-Dragon's private Instagram account got hacked, intimate photos of G-Dragon and Japanese model Nana Komatsu surfaced on the web, spreading dating rumors.
So Ji Sub and Jooyeon?
A small journalistic accident is shedding light on So Ji Sub and Jooyeon's dating rumors. A reporter wrote in his exclusive report on Song Seung Hun's birthday party that both So Ji Sub and Jooyeon had attended, along with the Lee Byung Hun and Lee Min Jung couple. The newer version of the article, updated hours later, removed So Ji Sub and Jooyeon's names without posting a correction. So Ji Sub and Jooyeon's dating rumors date back to 2013.
Which couple is your favorite star couple of the year? Tell us below and also check out the celebrity couples who announced their relationships last year!
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Mozilla engineering manager Benjamin Smedberg has asked developers to stop nightly builds for Firefox on 64-bit versions of Windows.
A developer thread posted on the Google Groups mozilla.dev.planning discussion board, titled "Turning off win64 builds" by Smedberg proposed the disabling of the Windows 64-bit nightly builds for Firefox.
Citing reasons that Firefox 64-bit is a "constant source of misunderstanding and frustration," the engineer wrote that the builds often crash, many plugins are not available in 64-bit versions, and hangs are more common due to a lack of coding which causes plugins to function incorrectly. In addition, Smedberg argues that this causes users to feel "second class," and crash reports between 32-bit and 64-bit versions are difficult to distinguish between for the stability team.
Although willing to shelve the idea for a time if proven controversial -- as some developers disagreed with the idea -- Smedberg later said that:
The engineer then posted a thread titled "Disable windows 64 builds" on Bugzilla, asking developers to "stop building windows [sic] 64 builds and tests." These include the order to stop building Windows 64-bit nightly builds and repatriate existing Windows 64-bit nightly users onto Windows 32-bit builds using a custom update.
In order to stave off argument, even though one participant suggested that 50 percent of nightly testers were using the system, perhaps as an official 64-bit version of Firefox for Windows has never been released, Smedberg said it was "not the place to argue about this decision, which has already been made."
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